RAVENOL SSF Special Servolekug Fluid is an advanced, fully saturated hydraulic fluid designed for a wide range of vehicle applications. Thanks to its unique properties, it ensures reliable operation at temperatures from -40°C to +100°C. It is ideally suited to the most advanced automotive applications, guaranteeing excellent stability at low temperatures. The product meets the requirements of the VW TL 521 46 standard, which makes it ideal for use in various hydraulic systems, including steering, hydropeumatic suspension and traction control systems.

Product features:

• Extremely low freezing point: Works effectively even at extremely low temperatures.
• Improves viscosity and friction coefficient: Ensures fluid operation and miimises friction.
• Very good wear protection: Protects hydraulic components from premature wear.
• Excellent thermal stability: Maintains its properties over a wide temperature range.
• EP (Extreme Pressure) properties: Withstands high pressures, protecting the hydraulic system.
• Good atypical properties: Prevents the formation of sand in the system.
• Neutral with respect to sealing materials: Does not damage sealing elements.
• Reliable protection against corrosion: Protects the hydraulic system against corrosion and rust.

Quality classification / Specification:

• Specifications: ISO 7308, DIN 51 524 Part 2
• Standards: VW TL 521 46 (G002 000, G004 000 M2), MB 343.0, MB 344.0, MB 345.0, CHF11S, CHF202, Opel 1940 715, Opel 1940 766, Ford M2C204-A2, Ford 1 384 110, ZF TE-ML 02K, SAAB 93160548, BMW 83 29 0 429 576, Citroë 9979 A1, Lad Rover Cold Climate PAS Fluid 14315 LRN2261, VOLVO 30741424, Hyudai/Kia PSF-4 03100-00130, Toyota PSF NEW-W, Toyota 08886-01115

Application:
RAVENOL SSF Special Servolekug Fluid is an ideal fluid for hydraulic systems in vehicles such as the steering system, rear axle steering mechanism, hydro-pneumatic suspension, traction control and stabilisation systems, locking cylinders, and electro-hydraulic systems. Particularly suitable for vehicles used in cold climates.